Crew Wanted For Ketch

For Bsi

IN an attempt to solve the problem of communication, Captain C. W. Seton, planter, of Choiseul, British Solo mons, recently purchased in Sydney, the “Roana,” a well-found, 50-ft. ketch, with an auxiliary engine. He had intended to come to Sydney himself this month, with a native crew, to take the little ship to his home; but he has found it impossible to get away.

Mrs. C. W. Seton who is now in Sydney, awaiting a chance to return home by air has announced that she now is seeking a master and volunteer crew for the “Roana,” to take the vessel Lto the Solomons. Anyone who wants P further particulars should contact Mrs.

Seton, care of Islands Agencies, Burns Philp & Co., Ltd., Sydney.